On Tuesday however disappointing results caused the most eye-catching moves.
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Keep reading to see some of his most eye-catching photos.
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Without doubt, the most eye-catching new structure is the Elbphilharmonie.
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Here are 29 of season one's most eye-catching makeup looks.
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It was one of the most eye-catching looks of the evening.
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RuPaul wore one of the most eye-catching suits of the night.
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Indeed, some of Ms Sturgeon's most eye-catching ideas point in this direction.
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But the Samsung Gear S2000's most eye catching feature is its size.
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Disappointing results caused some of the most eye-catching falls in early trading.
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I went through and picked out some of the most eye-catching lines.
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The Blues Stage in Silver Hayes is definitely one of the most eye-catching.
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The Drag Protest Parade was the brightest and most eye-catching contingent of all.
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Like nationally, its most eye-catching pledge was fee-free education from nursery to university.
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The most eye-catching early stories concern Mr Ross, social-media firms and Britain's monarch.
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The museum is the tallest and easily the most eye-catching of the three buildings.
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Below, check out some of the most eye-catching shoes you can currently find online.
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The most eye-catching feature is Autoskin, but the Regera is still all about performance.
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The most eye-catching detail is the fierce-looking creature that sits atop the disc.
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Here are some of the most eye-catching non-wrist-worn wearables at CES 2020.
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One of the most eye-catching looks from the Met Gala was a medical necessity.
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The most eye-catching idea is that he wants term limits for members of Congress.
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But the 45th president's most eye-catching addition is a portrait of the seventh, Andrew Jackson.
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THE MOST eye-catching political development in Europe recently has been the surge of nationalist populism.
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Social dating app Tinder has revealed what the most eye-catching jobs for its U.S. members.
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One of the most eye-catching weapons in their arsenal is functional magnetic-resonance imaging (fMRI).
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Dunham's most eye-catching boards come courtesy of feminine/ist art and heroines of all genders.
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Steve Bannon, Trump's chief strategist, is the most eye-catching member of that exclusive inner circle.
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The most eye-catching pieces, however, were the brand's oversized plastic hats that resembled sand buckets.
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In cryptocurrencies, bitcoin once again became the most eye-catching mover, this time because of losses.
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Kim Kardashian West often sported one of the most eye-catching trends of the 2010s: neon.
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I went through the transcript of Trump's Michigan speech and picked out the most eye-catching lines.
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Masterpiece paintings by the likes of Picasso, Gauguin, Monet and Van Gogh are the most eye-catching.
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It doesn't need to be a laundry list, just a few of your most eye-catching employers.
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One of the most eye-catching pieces of Simpson's look was her $1,799 jacket from Saks Pott.
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Although her Bubble O' Bill earrings are arguably the most eye catching, they're actually not her best seller.
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As for multilateral efforts, China's most eye-catching initiatives have worked around the existing system, not through it.
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While sterling's rise against the euro was most eye-catching, it also edged up against a strengthening dollar,.
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The day's most eye-catching move was a 230-225/20.68 year low against China's yuan of 68.633.
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Often the most eye-catching exercises online are ones that look incredibly difficult or nearly impossible to complete.
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But the two most eye-catching shortstops took turns taking grounders in the searing late afternoon heat Thursday.
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Although the design changes are the most eye-catching, there are a couple of important feature updates, too.
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Here are some of the most eye-catching pictures from their protests, demonstrations, rallies, and actions around the world.
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However the most eye-catching sight is not a person but a thing: the fake mustache sported by Branagh.
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The most eye-catching thing about the keyboard and trackpad is, of course, the Alcantara fabric that surrounds it.
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But he transformed the day into one of the most eye-catching and arresting of his three-year papacy.
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The most eye-catching mission is to send two paying tourists on a jaunt around the moon and back.
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The most eye-catching mover on the day was once again bitcoin, although this time because of its losses.
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The most eye-catching part of the look was the leopard-print waist apron, an unexpected and daring accessory.
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Perhaps the most eye-catching element of Kate&aposs ensemble was her head-topper: the Lover&aposs Knot tiara.
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After all the grandest, most eye-catching and figurative works—enormous totem poles and paintings—are usually made by men.
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The Synapse isn't the most eye-catching pack, but it's lighter (by a pound or more) than many "stylish" packs.
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Emerging markets and the so-called FANGs - Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google - have made the most eye-catching moves though.
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The disclosure of such data is perhaps the most eye-catching goal of Mr. Trump's plan to lower drug prices.
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His most eye-catching attribute was his size: he was 6 foot 3 inches by the time he was 17.
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Arguably the most eye-catching parts of her outfit, however, were her red-and-green sunglasses and bejeweled coffee cup.
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But the most eye-catching flowers were of the crystal variety, which were embroidered on Kardashian's figure-hugging blush mini-dress.
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That means trailer makers are constantly one-upping each other to be the most eye-catching and innovative of the bunch.
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This was the most eye-catching of the ECB's latest set of measures to ease monetary policy, announced on March 10th.
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It sells plenty of straightforward political merchandise, but its most eye-catching offerings speak to its web-savvy millennial customer base.
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The trophy is small, almost dainty; its most eye-catching feature is a set of wings springing from a woman's back.
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But Wednesday's most eye-catching trade in the options market wasn't playing for a breakout, but rather attempting to thread the needle.
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Most eye-catching are a 31% proposed cut to the Environmental Protection Agency and a 28% cut to the Department of State.
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The development of a seaborne strike force, in the shape of the F-35-laden Izumo, is the most eye-catching aspect.
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The fabulous life of Princess Beatrice, who is worth $4.6 million, vacations with Karlie Kloss, and rocks the most eye-catching hats
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A case in point: One of the most eye-catching pictures, he said, came from St. Tropez, in the south of France.
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Image: GizmodoThe breakthroughReleased in 163, Threadripper—AMD's perhaps most eye catching CPU launched on Zen—was never on any of Papermaster's aggressive roadmaps.
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Ora's look was almost entirely designed by Fendi One of the most eye-catching aspects of Ora's outfit was her glossy plaid skirt.
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Read more:China has built replica versions of these 17 landmarksA photographer's drone pictures show some of Asia's most eye-catching temples from above
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While the stores have traditional categories, like fiction, nonfiction and travel, the most eye-catching shelves feature categories culled from Amazon's customer data.
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One of her most eye-catching looks included a giant Versace cape, which was made from multicolored feathers to resemble the American flag.
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The most eye-catching part of the bundle is the controller, which is modeled after a BB pod — sans BB inside, of course.
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The most eye-catching proposal is to let upstarts deposit funds directly at the central bank – a privilege previously reserved for established lenders.
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Whatever you call it, the glassy, murdered-out colorway is hands down the most eye-catching feature of the new, souped-up iPhone 7.
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While the Mt. Gox allegations are the most eye-catching, many of the charges that brought down BTC-e allege more straightforward money laundering.
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The original ROG Phone's most eye-catching feature was its suite of gaming accessories, and Asus is updating the range for the new device.
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Some of the most eye-catching projects bring together Muslims and Jews, and their organisers are now more likely to be female than male.
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So we come to one of the most eye catching badges in all of England, namely the fist and girder motif of Scunthorpe United.
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Fink's most eye-catching shift is therefore to change how BlackRock plans to engage with the companies it invests in, whether active or passive.
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At this year's CES, ai applications and robots of all kinds, which permeate all walks of life, were still the most eye-catching ones.
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The most eye-catching purchase made by Carson's office in the pursuit of improving his office is the acquisition of a $31,000 dining set.
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That will not be the case under Sarri, who turned Napoli into the most eye-catching Serie A side with their complex passing movements.
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Given that the Fold is one of the most eye-catching smartphones in years, you'd think Verizon would want to be able to sell it.
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The installation's most eye-catching feature is its massive conveyor belt looping around the floor, displaying the latest accessories from Chanel's Spring/Summer 2016 collection.
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Israeli businesses are also active in other fields in India including in agriculture, water and pharmaceuticals, but the arms deals remain the most eye-catching.
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The city is already home to some of the most eye-catching skyscrapers – including the Burj Khalifa, which at 2,722 feet is the world's tallest.
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The most eye-catching proposal, a plan to nationalise BT's broadband operations and then offer the service free of charge, was announced the previous week.
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Her most eye-catching stat this season might have come at practice: During one workout, she is said to have buried 145 consecutive free throws.
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The most eye catching of a raft of "governance reforms" is a commitment for the all-powerful Council to be split equally between men and women.
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The high sloping windshield is the most eye-catching element of the exterior, which Bangle says minimizes exposure to direct sunlight and keeps the car cool.
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Hawksbill turtles are named for their beaky, birdlike faces, but their most eye-catching feature is their shells, ornately patterned in honey, chocolate and mahogany hues.
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One of the show's most eye-catching objects is a costume from the Yoruba culture of Nigeria, created for use in a performance invoking aid from ancestral spirits.
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I especially like the headset's diamond-stitched leather headband, which is not only quite comfortable, but is probably also the most eye-catching feature on the entire headset.
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Mr Trudeau's most eye-catching promise—and one which wrong-footed the New Democratic Party to his left—was to abandon Mr Harper's goal of a balanced budget.
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Mill's move to the left is the most eye-catching: he moderated his enthusiasm for free markets to make more room for trade-union rights and state activism.
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But the most eye-catching and perplexing swim look of all is the white T-shirt that she cut, tied and totally DIY-ed into a bikini top.
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The most eye-catching part of the show is a sculpted island that represents all of his projects in one spot, as if they were one big city.
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A whole bunch of new Philips Hue bulbs and accessories are being announced today, and by far the most eye-catching are the line's first Edison-style bulbs.
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Naturally, the company has to show off that reference design with the most eye-catching laptop possible—which is where the new Asus ProArt StudioBook One comes in.
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Among the most eye-catching proposals were the League's 15 percent flat tax rate and 5-Star's scheme to guarantee a minimum income of 780 euros ($964.47) a month.
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Arguably the most eye-catching part of Lima's dress, however, was its thigh-high slit that revealed crystal-covered tights underneath — which appeared to cover her pointed-toe heels.
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There's plenty to chew on, but the most eye-catching finding is that, for the first time anyone can remember, Macs are more susceptible to malware than Windows PCs.
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The most eye-catching move in euro zone government bond markets was a fall in Greek 10-year yields to their lowest since its debt was restructured in 2012.
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Numerous traditional dishes normally found in North Korea were among the offerings, of course, but pheasant meatball soup and some sort of blue cocktails were the most eye-catching.
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He's been Lizzo's go-to makeup artist for the last two years, and he's gonna show us how to achieve some of her most eye-catching looks at home.
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The most eye-catching buildings are the Shed, a $25 million city-sponsored arts center, and the Vessel, a 29-foot-high, $25 million structure with 222,13 climbable steps.
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The most eye-catching proposal, which is for employees to elect 50% of the representatives on corporate boards of directors, seems radical but has been commonplace in Germany since 1976.
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Those two sequences are the most eye-catching in terms of their regrettable and unintended reminders of the man playing Gore Vidal, but they are far from the only ones.
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Bitcoin was the most eye-catching mover, and zoomed past $11,000 to hit a record high of $11,395 before pulling back to trade at $9,919.58, little changed on the day.
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He owns what is easily Tbilisi's most eye-catching private structure, a futuristic, $173 million steel-and-glass castle, nicknamed "the glassle," on a hill near the city's historic neighborhood.
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We're not determining what were the "best" looks of the evening per se, but rather highlighting the stylistic choices celebrities made that were the most eye-catching, interesting, and memorable.
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Most eye-catching are an edgy, monochrome version with a chain-stitched black leather strap, and a warmer gold version with eyelet detail on the strap (both 36 millimeters, $495).
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" In a video posted recently on Instagram, Anish Blatt, the watch influencer known as Watchanish, described the Astronomia Casino as "one of the most eye-catching watches of the year.
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Perhaps the most eye-catching pairing of instruments in the gallery is that of an early 19th-century Japanese gong and an 18th-century French harpsichord converted into a piano.
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The Magic completed a two-game homestand with one of the most eye-catching results in the NBA this season Friday night, a 114-87 blowout of the San Antonio Spurs.
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In the 250,000 360 videos uploaded to Facebook so far, viewers always had to choose for themselves where to look, but creators couldn't tell what angles were the most eye-catching.
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While the singer's 31-carat marquise diamond studs were certainly the most eye-catching of the evening, they weren't the only accessory in attendance specifically designed with this event in mind.
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One of the most eye-catching examples of MinaLima's work in Fantastic Beasts is during the film's opening sequence, when a fast-moving montage of newspapers informs us of Grindelwald's rise.
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There is a lot of ego involved—the minted are competing with each other to produce the most eye-catching schemes, much as they vie to run the most successful businesses.
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Gareth Pugh and the Virgin Voyages' team have worked hand-in-hand to bring to life what will soon be the most eye-catching and stylish uniforms on the high seas.
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One of the most eye-catching works in the Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola's exhibition "When Legends Die," at Jack Shainman Gallery, is the drawing "What Her Daughter Sees" (2018).
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Most eye-catching is a pledge to invest $20 billion over eight years in public-private infrastructure projects, including new highways and airports and the continued extension of Santiago's metro system.
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The model strutted down the runway Wednesday at Paris Fashion Week in a cropped blazer and sheer bodysuit -- with the most eye-catching part being her black briefs and butt cutouts.
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Some of the most eye-catching investors in his real estate empire since he won the Republican nomination hail from countries where there is a faint line between business and politics.
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The most eye-catching print of the whole collection is this springtime floral pattern and thankfully it's still available in this adorable fit-and-flare style and still available in all sizes.
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Beyoncé has taken a bit of a break from major red-carpet appearances since 2016, but on Tuesday she made a grand return in one of her most eye-catching ensembles yet.
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Perhaps the most eye-catching is actually not small at all, however: A $17 chicharron, listed on the menu as a "giant crispy pork skin," measures in at roughly 2-feet long.
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While the Nex S flagship doesn't have Apex's "half-screen" fingerprint sensor, it does carry over the most eye-catching feature: a pop-up selfie camera that eliminates the need for a notch.
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That group's most eye-catching suggestion was the elimination of the so-called "one-and-done" rule, the requirement that N.B.A. draftees be 19 years old or a year removed from high school.
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In the action-packed preview, Craig's Bond finds himself in another series of high-speed car chases and dangerous fights, even jumping from a bridge in one of the most eye-catching stunts.
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"I Dream in Another Language" features lush tropical landscapes and attractive, compelling people, always lit — not quite just so (the filmmakers clearly know better) — with exemplary attention to the most eye-catching detail.
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The most eye-catching economic initiative of the past three years, the surprise "demonetisation" of large-value banknotes in November, which at a stroke withdrew 86% of all currency in circulation, was certainly brave.
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The most eye-catching recommendation, though, is that online platforms such as Google and Facebook be given a "news quality obligation", backed by a regulator, requiring them to promote only news from reliable outlets.
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You crack an egg into a pan that's already frying beans, dill, and turmeric, and end up with a colorful breakfast that's far and away one of the most eye-catching dishes he's featured.
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Bitcoin was the most eye-catching mover, smashing past the $11,000 level for the first time to trade as high as $11,140.49 on the Bitstamp exchange, only to tumble to around 9,700.00, hours later.
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If dresses à la Paris Hilton and Kendall Jenner might not be quite your speed, we've rounded up the most eye catching tops guaranteed to brighten up any old pair of jeans, pants, or party skirts.
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Not surprisingly, pastry chef Duff Goldman had a variety of unique cakes at his January 19 wedding to Johnna Colbry, but perhaps the most eye-catching was the four-tier creation made entirely out of meat.
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Unveiled (ahem) in settings as romantic as a wisteria-hung garden (Monique Lhuillier) or as slick as a glamorous penthouse (Elie Saab), the most eye-catching looks bowed to tradition while reaching for freshness and relevance.
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The most eye-catching painting display is in the shared booth of Horton Gallery and Western Exhibitions, with its ornate orange wallpaper pattern, which serves as a popping backdrop for Orkideh Torabi's playful and attractive portraits.
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All the way back in Vista, Microsoft introduced Aero, a design language intended to be a futuristic update to XP. Aero's most eye-catching feature was the Glass theme, which could make elements throughout the UI transparent.
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Perhaps the most eye-catching thing is that crisis posterchild Greece's borrowing costs hit their lowest in 12 years on Friday on expectations that the country could conclude its euro zone/IMF bailout package later this year.
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Many of his exhibition posters were purely typographical, using the small selection of typefaces available at Amsterdam's municipal printworks, and two or three colors, one of which was always red, which he considered the most eye-catching.
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BlueCrest has lured top traders from Goldman Sachs and BlackRock since turning into an FO. The most eye-catching hire has been Greg Fleming, once seen as a possible future leader of both Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.
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Among the most eye-catching of demands which diplomats have clarified is that EU citizens arriving in Britain even after Brexit, during the transition, would be entitled to retain for life the rights currently enjoyed by EU expatriates.
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The most eye-catching features in the kitchen are the geometric plaster medallions along the ceiling perimeter — a design idea of Ms. Thain, who wanted to replicate the ornamental details found at the top of the building's facade.
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In past times, our expectations of the Galaxy Note series have been to see Samsung at its most ambitious and ostentatious: the very best specs available, the most eye-catching designs, and the most grand and splashy presentation possible.
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Alongside strong headline numbers, one of the most eye-catching details in the data was the biggest manufacturing sector job growth reading in the survey's 20-year-history and overall employment gains were the second best in a decade.
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Golestan Palace A popular tourist destination, this opulent palace is located in the heart of historic Tehran and its most eye-catching features date back to the 19th century when it was the royal residence of the Qajar family.
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Most eye-catching among the vehicles was a tank turret, complete with its gun, mounted on the back of a large truck, which police officials said had been designed to target military aircraft and ground troops from a distance.
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Together with the age of consent, one of the most eye-catching aspects of the bill, whose main points have been publicly debated over the past few months, has been the plan to punish sexual harassment on the street with fines.
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London Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2019 kicked off yesterday with the likes of ASAI, Ashley Williams, Matty Bovan, and Ryan Lo, and the city's most stylish hit the streets donning their most eye-catching get-ups to mark the occasion.
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Ahead, I've combed the internet to find the prettiest, coolest, chicest, most eye-catching (in a classy way, not in a "Why is there a giant gorilla with Band-Aid nipples on this cleanser bottle?" way) primpers on the planet.
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Selena Gomez, who made her red carpet debut with new boyfriend The Weeknd, paired her cream Coach gown with one of the most eye-catching makeup looks of the evening: An electrifying, hot pink smoky eye created by makeup artist Hugo Vanngo.
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On the streets of big Chinese cities, the most eye-catching development is the surge in electric bikes, which cause far less congestion than cars and hardly any pollution, though their owners' traffic etiquette is as poor as that of any car driver.
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The most eye-catching language was about Hong Kong, where for some 21 weeks protesters have challenged the Beijing-backed government, demanded democracy and denounced China's growing hold over the city, a former British colony that maintains its own laws and freedoms.
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But its most eye-catching feature is definitely the ability to generate an instant collage of brightly mopped selfies — offering a sort of insta-pop-art that's ready to load straight into Instagram to ask your followers which look works best for you.
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As highlighted in Vic Berger's video series for Superdeluxe, the most eye-catching and unsettling of the products peddled on The Jim Bakker Show are his "emergency food buckets"—pails filled with non-perishable vittles, produced by a company called Augason Farms.
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Most eye-catching among the report's findings is the fact that it detected 400 percent more adware affecting Macs than it did in 2018, though it does offer the caveat that this is partially due to a growing number of Mac users running its software.
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One of the most eye-catching motel signs, with only a majority of its letters lit even in the best of times, has tipped over and deposited its luminous glass into the empty husk of a Prius, passing below it just at the wrong time.
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Rees-Mogg's appointment was one of the most eye-catching in a day of wholesale leadership change in the world's fifth largest economy, as Johnson took power and geared his administration firmly toward leaving the European Union with or without a deal on Oct. 31.
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Read more:A photographer's drone pictures show some of Asia's most eye-catching temples from above51 mesmerizing photos of the most colorful places on Earth7 of the world's most incredible new buildings in 2019, according to architectsWhat streets look like in 30 cities around the world
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The most eye-catching relic of it here is an intact 1800s slave cabin from a plantation on Edisto Island in South Carolina; but the most piercing one is a lockable iron neck-ring, so small that it could have fit only a child.
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Though the federal government suspended classes in public schools in a total of seven states, the most eye-catching damage so far has been in the capital and the neighboring State of Mexico where the winds have exposed the fragility of the infrastructure and construction.
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For all of its virtuoso intricacy, the most eye-catching forms are two empty picture frames, one leaning on the mantelpiece and the other standing on the bookshelf; their unexplained voids disrupt the surreal homeyness of the scene, declaring a sense of incompletion, an emotional hole unfilled.
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The Mate X's foldable design is undoubtedly the most eye-catching thing about the device – so much so that it's almost easy to overlook the fact that this is the first 5G device to have been announced by the third-largest smartphone manufacturer in the world.
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A home remodeler and disc jockey who uses the name Bobby Blaze made the most eye-catching entrance, wearing a suit over his leather "Brotherhood of Bikers" vest, a bright red tie with a gold clip and, to top it all off, a near-perfect Trump wig.
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Most eye-catching to me were a row of small gouache paintings focused on domestic scenes, each rendered in muted tones with just a pop of color here and there (an aspect the artist described as a nod to the "playfulness" of the scenes she likes to capture).
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Among the most eye-catching proposals is a tax of 0.1% on transactions in stocks, bonds and payments on derivative contracts, bolstering the "Volcker Rule" ban on proprietary trading, and setting a trading speed limit - all of which take aim at Wall Street clients of Bloomberg Inc's trading terminal.
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Bolstered by the most eye-catching signing by an Italian team since Inter Milan signed the Brazilian Ronaldo in 1998, Juventus should cement its grip on Serie A. After the most enthralling title race in years last season, it is hard to envisage a sustained challenge over the coming months.
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The most eye-catching acquisition in Monday's pre-tournament auction was the purchase by Royal Challengers Bangalore of Tymal Mills: a 22-year-old English fast bowler who has never played an international match in the more prestigious five-day Test-cricket format (a congenital back condition makes playing such lengthy games impossible).
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But the most eye-catching changes, and potentially the most significant ones, could be those seeking to limit how much clubs would be allowed to spend for players, a figure that reached a record in 2017 when the French champion Paris St.-Germain paid a record $262 million for the Brazilian forward Neymar.
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While Bloomberg's platform does not go as far as that of progressive firebrand and financial services heavyweight Elizabeth Warren, it echoes her platform in several respects: Among the most eye-catching proposals outlined by Bloomberg on Tuesday was a tax of 0.1% on transactions in stocks, bonds and payments on derivative contracts.
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The proposed sale of all or part of the state's controlling 50.6% share in ADP, which operates Paris Charles de Gaulle to the north of the capital and Orly to the south, is the most eye-catching of the slate of privatizations planned by Macron in a country that cherishes the protection of public services.
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And Wednesday night, the actress stepped out for the premiere of Queen of Katwe in Johannesburg, South Africa, rocking her most eye-catching makeup to date: an all-over metallic look that included "liquid gold"-like dots above her eyebrows and a fuchsia lip that we're still swooning over — so much so that we had to get the details from her makeup artist ASAP.
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Among the most eye-catching gifts is the Vessel of Friendship, a model of the treasure ship sailed by navigator and diplomat Zheng He of the Ming Dynasty, presented by Chinese President Xi Jinping during his state visit in 2015 (when Prince William and Princess Kate made their dazzling debut at a state banquet.) Kennedy's gift, in comparison, was much less lavish—with good reason.
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Read more: A timeline of Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's reported relationshipThe fabulous life of Princess Beatrice, who is worth $4.6 million, vacations with Karlie Kloss, and rocks the most eye-catching hatsPhotos show Princess Beatrice, Ellie Goulding, and Ashton Kutcher celebrating Karlie Kloss and Joshua Kushner's 2nd wedding at a ranch in WyomingPrincess Beatrice made her first public appearance with her reported boyfriend.
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The latest Affordable Housing Developments bulletin from the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development lists three Moderate Income Rental Units, studio apartments available in a building in the Tenderloin, for $1,695-to-$9113,000 each, and the income requirements are complicated; the most eye-catching figure is that you can't make more than $102,704 if you want to live as a family of three in the 600-square-foot studio.
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Read more:Adorable photos show the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge facing off in a sailing race while their children cheer them on from the sidelinesThe fabulous life of Princess Beatrice, who is worth $4.6 million, vacations with Karlie Kloss, and rocks the most eye-catching hats17 photos of the glamorous private island of Mustique, a royal favorite where Prince William and Kate Middleton recently vacationedKensington Palace gave a rare comment to deny reports that Kate Middleton got 'baby botox'
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Some of the most eye-catching concepts in the new policy papers include requiring high-risk AI technology (for example in health and other major life decisions like hiring and housing) to undergo rigorous testing before it can be deployed or sold within the EU's vast internal market, and requirements for health authorities (which routinely work with big companies) to pool their data in an EU "health data space" to allow more research to be conducted.
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